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3
Apr

Mixtape Memories – Volume 11

After more than two years of searching, I finally found a box of mixtapes in my parents’ garage. These are mixtapes my dad made me as a kid, and they were my gateway into music. So I’ve been listening to … Continue reading →

Posted in Essays, Music | Tagged backstreet boys, big country, billie, blur, bodeans, christina aguilera, clash, danny elfman, general public, goo goo dolls, grass roots, ian hunter, lou bega, madonna, matchbox 20, ricky martin, robbie williams, simpsons, smash mouth, sonichrome, swirl 360, tommy henriksen, van halen, who, will smith | Leave a comment

20
Mar

Mixtape Memories – Volume 9

After more than two years of searching, I finally found a box of mixtapes in my parents’ garage. These are mixtapes my dad made me as a kid, and they were my gateway into music. So I’ve been listening to … Continue reading →

Posted in Essays, Music | Tagged barenaked ladies, clash, eagle eye cherry, everclear, fastball, gin blossoms, goo goo dolls, harvey danger, inxs, janet jackson, joni mitchell, kiss, kool and the gang, las, madonna, mighty mighty bosstones, new radicals, replacements, sarah mclachlan, savage garden, shawn mullins, sheryl crow, sid vicious, smithereens, talking heads, tina turner, tonic | Leave a comment

6
Mar

Mixtape Memories – Volume 8

After more than two years of searching, I finally found a box of mixtapes in my parents’ garage. These are mixtapes my dad made me as a kid, and they were my gateway into music. So I’ve been listening to … Continue reading →

Posted in Essays, Music | Tagged 98 degrees, backstreet boys, barenaked ladies, cherry poppin daddies, cranberries, fastball, gin blossoms, hootie and the blowfish, iggy pop, inxs, jars of clay, madonna, matchbox 20, michael jackson, pointer sisters, prince, queen, robert palmer, savage garden, sister hazel, stevie wonder, stray cats, talking heads, u2, wallflowers, who | Leave a comment

3
Jan

Mixtape Memories – Volume 6

After more than two years of searching, I finally found a box of mixtapes in my parents’ garage. These are mixtapes my dad made me as a kid, and they were my gateway into music. So I’ve been listening to … Continue reading →

Posted in Essays, Music | Tagged alanis morissette, b-52's, bee gees, buggles, cyndi lauper, eurythmics, gary glitter, green day, hanson, heatwave, human league, iggy pop, j geils band, jam, jesus jones, katrina and the waves, kc and the sunshine band, kenny loggins, knack, madonna, mfsb, new order, omc, ramones, rem, replacements, rocky horror picture show, third eye blind, three degrees, wang chung, zz top | Leave a comment